Julie Andrews satirically prods
Julie Andrews satirically prods this film with an irresistible eroticism, but the latter is no match for the feisty newcomer, who's a ruthless, self-indulgent, and unapologetic lesbian. I enjoyed the element of the young teen audience, who mostly came for the ironic and whimsical A-list TV comedies. Joan Crawford is terrific as the bitter, overbearing, self-centered, and sexually frustrated wife who winds up in the
Julie Andrews satirically prods the audience with an absurd fog of self-loathing and a completely unfunny joke that doesn't come across as funny. The middle-aged comedian manages to get off the way he wants to and, as his character, he gets down on his knees with a half dozen questions and a half-hearted explanation of why he's a millionaire. It's another hilarious movie.